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You know, when you do the same thing, things can become monotonous.
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The voyage was delightful, and was not long enough to become monotonous.
3
But the mission types and level design become monotonous pretty quickly.
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The sport was so good that the details would become monotonous.
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These foods do not become monotonous when taken in proper amounts.
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Yet there needs to be some variety -too much crunch can become monotonous.
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At first; then by and by they become monotonous and I get run over.
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Camp life had become monotonous, no decisive victories had raised their courage and enthusiasm.
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Yes, scheduling catch-up dates is important, but it can also let your relationship become monotonous.
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Visuals sometimes become monotonous, with blood spraying and blurring the frame like a garden sprinkler.
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Once the first excitement of driving the cat wore off, the operation tended to become monotonous.
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If he presents himself in every speech he is sure to become monotonous, if not offensive.
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He has played every bunker, green and fairway thousands of times and the course has become monotonous.
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Because of their varied forms the contests did not become monotonous, and thus fail in their effect.
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Even battles can become monotonous in narrative.
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And things had become monotonous once more.
